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1~ / Nymegß PI CT I7, II , "LING-OFFICE, nne 9.9, ISIS. T i E C ( )110 1 11SSII)NERS for VICTUALLING 31 . - IIESTY'S f'3' do hereby Arive Notice, That eh A ?ha ' s 'ps',, the 9th July next, Air. Reeks, their -- * *74 l` at Portsmouth, will be really to receire scaled revilers treat far Seven Hundred Quarters of ENGLISH WHEAT, 4 / 4 4. FOY-eight Pounds 7,er Bffshet, fir the Per -:et of the Virtnalling• Department at that Part; to be 7" v erable t o a.Sa mple Mat will be exhibited at his Office ;. • 6e deih,Fred in the spare of One Afonth, awl to be paid • by Bats payable, without Interest, Sixty Days after 4'lV. r egard be had to any T e nder in - -which the Price be t °ll not be i nserted in words at length,-'or that shall no "delivered before Twelve o'Clock on the said Thurs- Y' the 9 th . 1 " unless ly next, nor less the Pirson who makes 'l4. Tender, or SOME. Person on his behalf, attends, to answer When called for. ?'he - CoriditiGns ~ '.the Contract may Le seen at the Vic kelling Vice at Portsmouth. P r- 7A 1,40 4 • 1 1 1 , ... t"' p r : • • 4 .' e • i d' c',V7-le-fce-A-ft/ AI iNI IRAL:11"-OFFICE, 46th June, 1818. THE following is a Copy Of the Translation, received at this Office, of a Notification lately issued by The Royal Danish Board of Customs and of Commer . ce, t b i ! e to a NE W LIGHT, erected on Steens Head, in the Island of Zealand : • " Inconformity with a most gracions Royal Command, and for the security of Navigation to and from the Baltic, a NEW i I % ll ' has been constructed on- Stevus Head, commonly talk! • , tevns Klinco u the Island of Zealand. tor his Li g h t consists of revolving Lamps, with six Reflec s, Which turn round in three minutes, so that six strong tellveti °"s mill be seen in, that space of time, the Light,dis 4PPearing. d ur i ng the intervals ; yet, on approaching it suf . n lit ' e lltlYmear, a. gleam of th e L amps will be,visible even dur g tho-e intervals, This Light will thereby he distinguishable from the open t oial L• • " q i c upon F a l s t er h o, on the opposite Coast of Sweden, • h burns during the Winter Months. I,: t i r The New Li g ht on Sterns Klint is 140 feet above the 4.4 ace af the water, and is placed in a building which stands 141 40 feet North, 22 deg. East (true bearing) - from Hoierups rh on the South Edge of Sterns Klint. : Th is Bitildiu g will be kept white constantly, ,and ntfare, a ffords a very distinguishable sea mark by day A: tl ll4 ' Light w ill commence burning on the Ist, day of 4 thi s year, a n d w ill cont i nue f rom that time lit one .1" 442,iftr"r sun -set until son-rise from Easter to Michael mas, to , hour a ft er sun-set until sun-rise from Michae l was JOHN BARROW, 4 1"11, 11 BItiC15H GALLERY, PALL-MALL 1.4 th e — iA LLERY, with a SELECTION of leelehrate mi d WORKS of the ITALIAN, SPA t,' I 'MISH, d DUTCH SCHOOLS, is OPEN frOm NINE in the Morning until SIX in the Admittance Is.—Catalagnes Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. Poly I'l ( WINEAS PER ANNUIM, NO EXTRAS, NOR , VACATIONS". itev..T. SMITH, of St. John's- College, s'i%imbridge, arid Master of Gordon-House Academy, *llO w )-t "'", Middlesex resp ectfully iniornis - Gentlemen O tte rteicet 4;411101 their Middlesex , to ' olitaio a superior EDUCATION, YOUNG GENTLEMEN %Igen Four Years of 1."1E. PREPARE them for any DEPARTMENT in tts : nAPectuses, tice. niay be obaie 87 Char re Fi t zroy-square-- 1, Oxford- t str n ee d t ; at, Long- I sho ' New N orth-street:R e d Lion- square ;8, S un - s t reet , and 156, New Bond-street. UY THE KING'S LETTERS PATENT. E COIS O MICAL and UNIVERSAL LAMP. L • to tt i t i e t i e :"?' itte iit ventiim'l o the the tb i • •ek is highly gratified in stating, that as au - loveable b ejl ts infinitely preferabl e to a Cuisine, and not 1-ialf 'tet.ince, bitriiing invariably any 1-revtli of time with a l ie 'that 41 " 11' - 'n e t, free fromstlloke - sin - ell " , and above . all.so p . "` tile !mother in use at the same tiMe be what it ",a till/id mind would feel periect security , trout. all ao t i 4 _ 4 "ker of fi re ; it is so simple that a child can trim tr w ti e „I. ths.purtabh. as a goblet, and requiring no. more than Lt ra ;tele. table - spot of oil tor auy purpose; free b y I NN a re .. L ntassy weight of brass, &c.. with whic h . mos t .7k u!iihere!li _That the Public ma know its ‘l. 7 . ti ip% wit/Mut risking ' much, the. Ho u se or Night k y `tt sO ',lane as, loy as Bs., and the Writing or Reading, 4, 1 , 1 i 4 t)ti,,,, 4 . at. lb ` ., including cutron for Two l'ears',con elr .tue for all other purposes in proportion to the tv,,q41,1 hv 'y hey are ornamental. PF ARCE and Co., Agents t o th e P a t en t ee , kw a t' ui c ur ner II f Plc KETT - P LACE, near Temple liar, kt ‘ ,.' ll d e i i , d) iskin g . Vac reputation of thi s Lainp are hound 'r to the Public the most pure Spertuaceti Oil Procured. 1 1 41; Lq`(*lehrated A N •11.. 1m PETIGI NES, orS()- • to, Pftli DitOrs (wi th out mercury, or any delete -411(14:14'iti0.n,) for the cure of the Scurry Scrofula, Le )44% :tti.t.ii.,;(kilsorders originating in an impure state of the eth 'the c st . tnt' it purify the blood, and on circulation of the tlniils. 'gentle, and almost imperceptible, in theiropera substitute th at h as ever been discovered for ttols mineral Nlefcnrv, sweetening the blood, sti -1,, t4 llel all noiious : and impure juic e s, an d giving kath, toile to the n erves, en li ven i ng and envig•rating 1. th vi t ild. Evil, Stritma or Scrofula, it restores health given with each bottle are plain, 1.4210,114:y.4. ~:ow,l4caattended I t s; s it t l a i ci l e it t t i l ) e an or v i p m er,o t i, t h a l king 1, 4 1 4 ., Z i enrol„ is...well established as a fact, that an iw getie„ taint will remain in the habit for years, " I gitri s ,I•dritikis, undiscovered, and w.ll itivade the M tt of •u. th, t ll t i iutilat) frame, before the patient can be ( , - ",.' 1, 1, 4 ,, 0 t at ti; th i ger• The Anti-foxpetigines strikes at the -‘ ew e e ',ranches, and with this peculiar advantage 'll 7 4 4) hin;l:liett other medicines fail. Price Its. a bottle, killij.ithstti s, containing four at I ls. far 435. on which 44 4 41e.et botti • - It . 'fla me .e Is given a copious bill of directi ons, . t„ Atkins of the efficacy of the A iat i-liiipet nes, - NAN,veriln,:..re commonly elenuminated Solomon's Drops; so v.ta 'label or - stamp of which his the wools, Ika4tl.rsl,4'vt: "./MON, LIVERN )01," rto4raven thereon, rrs.'se."llo buy front the intrusion of counterfeit ki i .; )l( ili e 1 , - X ' 1 ; t a " "ao n e t and Co 150 () f d .t • Ward, 124 }lOl - •• , x -strei , • ti,, ti a b y Strand; and Nlr. Goatlcy, IAB, Minoral. ulat reputable Vend er in 411 ikti diet T•wns iiagdom, and a.ll ether Medicine Vendw. !las be c3 p rivat e eCide W 35. o M IS the Q u een of h is 'Fitter S Y -ai t his r e r ir a nt of n e ' l iicitor 80.! )(I iu t! irmcd ("4 " raters an flished . m and d ef3 . ° , l a iutit 1 airy. D' a t by : II ': U:tly oi was fil r : () reside" sons q s Prai yror , stipPt ir forT 3 ' Sos lls rs ' elf atic ; 1 the 01 Oike• to st i P f. ; Noriel • (I, °"` rig ~,e Oti s cf. ; ;owe 111 '.'; :„id(rd , P 1" ie er' crio )o. " 1) - d t ibr'l ' Of itS cl I'Y Ken ;sh cc t o the" 1 01 cScr~ e ft had ` l l - 1 01 Ow" . c. .esen L ° doiroe e, else 1 stias,L vtrt; ,t o bilEia9•l ,it e re 8n 0 iS •0 0)- ' It ti ; 15 o. or e, [ber e t o• 101" e. 3tiieb CP I). I S° % ";:.1 jr.N 01 36 • 4 017 I )II 140 0 IV Va, 'it 1;1)5 tl3‘ List llt 1111 o,ro via l P v sl , s tialvJp' ; 3 91 S , o IiCL • • L c tea „3 1i ;be !*l4'l (Cb risC* 1f rit: " i 'I it fleds°loe ) v a 1S eci lit t fe ll ;nls" oc Di 4l.c : er a 11 1 11 f 0 Co o, imoor .-~'.~ 50 1 4°'i IR I.° .-------.-''.'" a rt' rio• f f o M is pt. e fi isal 's-P fo ` 1, itioy, 00'41 4 s I 'gift V 7 • O r • 19) WEDNESDAY, JULY 1,181 s. GENERAL ELECTION. By Special Desire of his Iroperial.fliglipess THE GRAND DUKE MICHAEL. •• THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. FOR THE - BENEFIT OF MR. ELLISTON: 91 -1 0-MORROW•; EVENING, THURSDAY, Jul, 2, 18 15, their Majesties' Servants will revive Nlrs, Centlivre's favourite Comedy, compressed into Three Acts, called A BOLD STROKE FOR A WIFE.. Colonel Feignweil, Mr. ELLISTON ; • Freeman, Mr. Barnara ; Obadiah Prim, Mr. Dewtou; Per• riwinkle, Mr. Knight (his first a;mearance in that character); Tradelove, Mr. Bengough (his first appearance in that cha racter) ; Sackbut, Mr. Gattie ; Simon Pure, Mr. Oxherry; Aminadah, Mr. Minton. Mrs. Prim, Mrs. Sparks; Anne Lovely, Mrs. Davison (her first appearance in that charac ter); Betty, Miss Tidswell. After which, the celebrated TRIO from the BRIDE of ABMOS, by Mrs. Bland, Miss Hallord, and Miss Cabal. To which will be added, second time, the Farce of THE LIAR. Young Wilding, Mr. EursToN, Sir James Elliot, Mr. Barnard ; Old Wilding., Mr. Powell ; fkitpillirn, Mr. Gattie ; John, Mr. Ebsworth ; William, Mr. #vaiis ; Robert, Mr. Appl e by ; W a it er , M r .-B ux t on . Mi ss ran,tham, Mrs. Orger ; Miss Godfrey, Miss Boyce; Kitty, Miss Tidswell. To conclirde with the Comic Drama of the THREE AND THE DEUCE. Peregrine Single, Mr. Elliston ! Pertptax, Single, Mr. El liston ! ! Percival Singjiimifir.Elliston !! !. Boxes sad Places to be a of Mr. ElliSton, at his house, No. 9, Stratford-place; and of Mr. Spring, at the Box Office of the Theatre. - • WESTMINSTER ELECTION. T HE COMMITTEE for CONDUCTING the ELECTION. of Sir MURRAY MAXWELL most ear nestly represent.to the ELECTORS of WESTMINSTER who have not yet polled, that Four Days alone remain in which they can secure a splendid Victory, and vindicate their real Liberties and Franchises against those who would level all distinctions in the mass of Universal Suffrage. Every cir cumstance attending the Poll renders it certain that an ear' and vigorous Effort will make the Victory easy and complete. The UNPOLLED VOTERS are therefore most. earnestly entreated to present themselves at the Hustings without delay. Committee Room, Richardson's Coffee-house, June 30th, ISIS. STATE OF THE POLL. MAXWELL Rommt.r puRDETT HUNT • . 3784' 4221 4059 80 WESTMINSTER ELECTION. T" present Contest for the Representation of the CITY of WESTMINSTER being truly of a public nature, the Friends and Stfpporters of Sir MURRAY MAX WELL have determined to enter into a SUBSCRIPTION for DEFRAYING the NECESSARY EXPENCES-of the ELEC..' TION; and Notice is hereby given, that Subscriptioni will be received at Messrs. Hoare's, Fleet-street ; Messrs. Birch and Co. Bond-street ; Messrs. I-ferries and Co. St. James's street; and Sir John Perring and Co. Cornhill. The Ladies haring already tak'e'n •a decided lead in the Sub scription, it is earnestly hoped that the same liberality:rill continue to be shewn by those Female Friends to the Caps of Sir MURRAY MAXWELL; who may not have been prised of the ExertionsOf their fair Countrywomen.. THE LOrfERY. A NEW LOTTERY, (The Last for the Service of the Year) GREAT in Magnitude of Prizes, SMALL in Number of Tic Lets. GCARROLL, the Contr a cto r , su b m i ts , w i t h . grateful confidence a Scheme, which litis receive. the " hearty commendations", of the Lords of the Treasury, em bracing - TWO PRIZES of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS! ! ! Only EIGHT THOITSAND.TICKETS! No Fixed Prize whatever! and, as a Tribute to Gratitude for Public Favours conferred on G. CARROLL, the Contractor, he has made'arrangewents that the Two Prizes - amounting to TWO THOUSAND SOVEREIGNS will receive in addition EIGHT PIPES of PORT, or MA DEIRA, being 4 Pipes for each of the Two Prizes of 1000 Sovereigns, and in proportion for Shares, To be chosen by the Holders.themselres. SCHEME. 2 Prizes of 430,000 .. are .. X 60,600 Sterling 2 1,000 Sovereigns 2,000 Sovereigns 500 t - 1,500 Sterling 300 900 100 1,000 Sterling 7,200 Sterling ,560 5 s,OOO Tickets. • DRAWS 4TH AUGUST. TICKETS and S!-I AREA are Selling by G. CARROLL, the Contractor; No. 7, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford-street, London, and by all his Agents thronghout the Country, who shared and in the Last Lottery when G. Carroll was the Con tractor, No. 3,6-15, a Prize of L. 20.210 • No. 4,319, a Prize of L. 20,000 And in the Lottery just ended No. 9,481, a Prize of L. 20,000 Besides Eight Capitals of 10001., 5001., &C. PUBLICATIONS. TRAVELS IN NORTH AMERICA. This Day were published, in Bvo. price 14s. boards, TRAVELS ill CANADA, and the UNITED STATES of AMERICA, in 1816 and 1617. By F. HALL, F. 4 - Late Military Secretary to General Wilion, Governor in Canada. . _ _ Minted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. NEW GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in Bvo. (double columns), containing 2.5 sheets, Vol. 11. Part I. price 9s. of THE EDI NI3URG II • GAZETTEER ; or, GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY. Comprising a complete Body of Geography, physical, political, statistical, and commercial: accompanied by an . ATLAS. constructed by A. Arrowstnitli, Hydrographt r to the Prince Regent. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co Edinburgh ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; Loudon. CON I DITIoNS. 1. The Work will extend to six volumes Bvo. elegantlx printed, each voluine . to consist of 50 sheets, ur SOO pages let ter-press. 2. The price of each volume will he 18s., in hoards, and, in order to suit every class of purchasers, the WOrk will come out periodically, in parts, or halt volu►nes, price.9s. each. 3. A Part, or Half Volume, will appear every three Months. 4. The Atlas, consisting of 53 maps, engraved in the first style of the art, ►nay be had along with the Gazetteer, pr►ce 11. 16s, neatlj half - bound; coloured copies :1. Ns. 6d. boards. FRAUD PREVENTED. To counteract the niany attempts that are daily wade to impose.on the tummy a Spurious Composition instead of the GEN WINE GL &CKING prepared by DAY anti MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, iu which their Signature amid Address 97, High Holborn, is so conspi t cututsly placed in the centre of the Label, that they trust au attention to this, anti the • difference of the Type, which is unlike all Letter -pr ess , will enable Purchase's at once to detect the Imposition. , • The REAL JAPAN •lILACKING, made and - sold whole sale by DAY auddsl , titTlN, 97, liitih. Holbnru, and .rc tailed by the principal Grocers, Dryggists, Booksellers, Iron mongers, Perfumers, BoOt-mahers, &c. in the United King slum, Bottle& at 4d yd: and its. Gd. each. THE A R 11 Y. must be gratifying to every lover of his Country to witness the improve(i state Of the Mt.: Lii•Attv Seavicw;whiA now fully,equals, in know ledge,, Skill, : and discipline, that of every other Nation, and:the proof of which they.have mani fested by those glorious victories which they at withOut Ate co-OPeration of any othe r VoiFers.- It Ins, therefore, been our aim to direct oter particular attention to all the movements of iliese:gallant'Defenders of our Country, and it is with. increased pleasure that we see the improved iberality of the times has produced the extinc don of all jealousies between them and our heroic Naval Protectors, and that they are now only .a.ninisted by a mutual emulation to support the hdanut and safety of the, Einpiro. IRELAND. • Routes have been. received at Athlone,- the head-quarters of the 12th Regiment or Foot, di recting its march therefrom trr Limer ick 5-in con sequence of which the fi rst divisjoa,.consisting of four companies, .ntarehett on Ole 15,tb imst. and the second division, consisting of three compa nies, proceeded on the IGth inst. The remaining three ca'aapanies, quartered at Oriscquonon, slian non-hrid.ge,.aird Tuitin, in like manner received orders to march when relieved by other troops, calling in the several detached parties belonging to the regiaient previously to marching to Lime, rick. A route vvas received at Armagh, the head quarters Of-the 42d 'Regiment of Foot, directing the march of two compinies from Armagh to Newry, and at the same time ordering the two companies at Omagh to join head-quarters, from which the following detachments are to be fur- shed, viz.: --- 1 captain, 1 subaltern, 2 serjeants, ,and 38 rank and file, to Carrickfergus. I subaltern, I serjeant, and 16 rank and file, to Heckball's-bride. 1 subaltern, 2 serjeants, and 37 rank and file, to Corcteigh. 1 subaltern, 2 serjeants, and 29 rank and file, to Louth. 1 'subaltern, 1 sedeant, and 19 rank and file, to Ardee; and I subaltern, 1 serjeant, and 20 rank and file, to Carlingford. Orders haie been received at Limerick for the march of the remaining, six companies of the 77th Regiment of Foot, viz.: 1 company to proceed to Shannon-bridge, 1 ditto to Tuam, 4 dit to to Gal way, which is to he head-quarters,relievriog the several detachments of the 96th 'legit - new, quar tered in the vicinity of Galway, which are ordered to join the Reginient at Limerick. A route was received by the division of the 92d Regiment of Foot, at Belfast, consisting of six companies, directing the march of two companies from thence to Castlebetr, and one to Hanna, un the 17th inst. The two companies at Carrickfer gus and Do►rnpatrick, in like manuer,••to march to Castltbar on the 17th and 18th inst., and on the 19th : the remaining three companies of the Regi m►ent, stationed at Belfast, are to follow the Ist division to the sante destination, which is to be head -quarters ; previously to which the several parties relieved by the 94th Regiment were or-. tiered to join, detaching the following to the un tlertuen►ioned stations, viz.:- 1 subaltern, 1 serjeant, and 18 rank and file, to Newptirt ; 1 subaltern, 1 serjeant, and 18 rank and file, to Swine ford ; 1 subaltern, 1 serjeant, and 18 r4illt and file, to Crossmolina ; 1 subaltern, 1 serjeant, and 17 rank•and file, to Claremorris; 1 subaltern, 1 serjeant, and 18 rank and file, to Westport ; 1 subaltern, 1 setjeant, and 18 rank and file, to Hallaghaderreen ; 1 subaltern, 1 serjeant, and 20 rank• andfile, • to Bonifoble; 1 subaltern, I serjeant, and •20 rank and liie, to Castlereagh ; I sedeaut, and 18 rank and file, to Bal eglier ; 1 serjeant and 14 rank and fihu to Tribbercumr; serjeant and 12 rank and file to Balliinote ; 1 serjeant and 10. rank and tile to Esky 1 serjeant and lu rank and file to Grange ; leaving i subaltern, 1 serjeant, and 18 rank and file, at ' , oxford ; and 1 subaltern, 1 serjeant, and / 17 rank and file, at Killaloe. On the 15th instant, the two companies belong 7 ing to the Ay regiment of foot, stationed at .Boyle, received a route to march from thence to MISS ; the , company -stationed at Sligo received a route to march to Italy on the same date, as did in like manlier the. remaining company, stationed in the same town, to march to Tv.. The , com- patty marching to Athy to detach a party con sisting of 1 subaltern, I.serjeant, and 25 rank and. file,. to. Balthiglass; previous to marching, the 4 °, rzel lA , ..-. i 7 flit C - --, - %1 , , 5r ,.., • \.., ._-_-- CPRIEf' O S,E I 1- , . several detro:hed parties belongiog to tire . regi ment are to be e311e,1 Routes were received by the Ist Lloyd Dra goons, on their arrival at 13elfasr.; directing th:l , Fnarch of two troops from thence to *Lonztord. with orders to relieve the several detach=n,nts furnished by the 'cavally iii th,tt town, at which they were to arrive on , the 19 h instant ; and n , he 15tb and lbrl, instant,-one troop of thelaoie regiment Was to proceed to Sligo, one to ,pun. more, laic: to Roleolf1W011; and the tentai log troop to.proceed to Longford, which is the !tea quarters, relieving tl►e several detachments of cavalry in the vicinity of that town, at whit .'ll they are to he stationed. On the 14th instant, the following detach. mews belonging to the 20th foot tnarehed from• Dublin to do duty in the undermentioned stations : I captain, I subaltern, I serjeant, and 40 rank and file proceeded to Wicklow; I sedeant and 6 rank and file to Drom i goff ; I serjeant, and 9 rank and. tile, to La.ragb; ► ser jeant, and t rank and file to Glancrce ; 1 serjeant, and 6 rank and file to Aughavanagh; I serjeant, and t; rank and file to Leitrim—where they are to be stationed until relieved by other troops. • , Two companies of the . 45th regiment, under the command. of Major Stack pole, arrived in An trim on ‘Vethieday, on their march to C-st, pro..heda,., and will be followed by four scornpauics more.. *Tile emainder of the regi.ntot will he conveyed in transports to the same desti nation. The arrival-of die 27th in Waterford renders it piobable- that. K kenny garrison will be the head -quarters of the 44th, of which a de tachment is now stationed thee. Monday, the first divisiun of . th it hkhly ciplined and much respected corps; the 93d regi• ment, consisting of the . grenadier an d g c pimies, und e r th e command of Lientenai t•C,,I mei Creugh ; Tuesday the second division, three com panies, under Major Sot betland, and on Wednes day morning the last division, four companies, under Major Gordon, marched front Lim:Aick t!t• Nenagh, on -their route for DOhlin. The com pany quartered in Newigh, Toomavarti, &c. joined the first division on Mond a y on the march.... The . 18th of June was observed as a day of festivity by the tour troops of the Scots Gr - ey'i :Still quartered in the Pierstield Hill Bari acki, Edinburgh ; full liberty of enjoyment (rithin rli Avails) was granted to alt, the guards were taken, uff r •ancl,au order was issued not to pass a eel lain limit,-.which, to the honour of the regiment, %%as not disobeyed in a single instance. Fiiendship and conviviality' was their General Order, under which they had a glorious, though • bloodless en gagement. , , • • COURT OF EXCHEQUER, JUNE 19. THB ATTORNEY-URNRRAL V. COATES Mr. DAUNCRY staed, (brit (1164 t 1 ,43 prosecti- Hon com►uenced at Ike instance of the Coinnois sioners of Steil - up, aglii:r,r the defendant, v', ho is a el% at Wit ks,vorth, in. Del for the; recovery. of two penalties of 101 edeit,.for selling iinstamped AlniAnacks,andot the_tiui of 41. 101. being the auu►unt of Stamp Duty upu 9 a.gunoti,t.y of Almaitacks printed by the defendant upon un stamped Piper. That the Con►missioners of Stamps had peat reason to believe that vet y evenSive frauds had been committed upon the Aln►,►naclt Duty cif late years, 'hat the present defendant. %Vial suspected of baving been concer►►ed in these praclices t6r many years past, an►i that the offence would 'be satisfactorily proved by the witnesses whom , he should now call. Joseph Me s ahor stated, that he was a Shoe make'', residing at Mapleton, in Otrbyshire : he went by. John Potter's desire to Wilksworth on the 23d of November last, and purchased three (wires of slums (a cant word for unstamped Al 'tianack-) of Jonathan Coates, and paid hint . Is. 2d. per quire : he went again on the 2d of December, and purchased three quires more ; dud again on the 9th of December, and purclrathed three quires more : the Almanack is . called •` Paddy's \Vatch :" he delivered the whole-of the Almanacks to John Potter. JOhn ?otter (a Stationer; residing at Ash bourne, and an Agent of the Stationers' COmpany in London, who are materially interested in the suppression of this species of fraud) stated, that the unstamped Alinanacks produced .were-those which were delivered to him by the last• witness. The Chief Baron said, that the case, was clearly made out, and the Jury. found a: verdict fOr the penalties and the amount of duty. ,<7 Plr . y d , .) 5,.4/4 1 / 4 t AlireY . SAME V. MASON. This was a similar prosecution. The. ttefentiabt was a Printer, at Helper, in, Det byshire. The same witnesses as in I he last case; and two distinct purchases of unNtautpeti Almanaclis • wet e proved. The title of the .Attuattack " Your Robin." . • . . Alt. Coitn►unt► Serjeant addressed, the,Jory, on behalf of the defendant, but admitied. that the case on the part of the Cto►cn had been clearly made out. The Jury found a verdict for tw•o penalties of 101. each, and 'tor the sumof 221.,10S - the amount of Auty. The Crown is entitled-to cOsts in all prosecii. tions-tor penalties given- by .thie .Acts relating to Stamp Duties. Ou Monday an Ingiiisition was taken at the Hare and Hotindi, Clf3oate, on the body of C. Stith, a yottig - maii 're'siding" 'at Thii'mes who met by fighting a pitched battle with another yOtingiudiu of the same place, named John Foster, who itas a bscontled,—Verdict, slaughter against. Jobii-nistei. r-